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Fordítási probléma jelentése
1. and the harasser doesn't take any notice.
2. they continue to disrupt your activities.
3. that does nothing but gives them the attention they desperately crave off you.
It can be that easy to get around.
Thank you for the advice.
And analogously... logically speaking... I think OP already has to fear for his life. Especially in case his friend has shown signs of being passive aggressive or schizoid in the past. With the act of unfriending + blocking then further fueling his schizophrenic delusions, which makes him think that OP is out to get him. Even months later. Every change to OP's profile would represent an attempt at mocking him. If OP's address would be on the internet, he'd be screwed. He already ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up. Just think about what kind of delusions his friend will conjure. Maybe even years later. You never know when it comes to crazy. OP should have never accepted the invite... Now it's already too late.